American Legion Post 71 holds POW/MIA ceremony
'We don’t want people to forget': American Legion Post 71 holds POW/MIA ceremony
The POW/MIA Recognition Day is held each year on the third Friday in September, which honors nation's prisoners of war and those who are still missing in action, according to an American Legion website. A special flag is also flown on that day. “We don’t want people to forget,” Ralph Wainwright, who is also with Post 71, said.
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